Thursday, May 04, 2006
AND I HAVE A MASTERS IN MAKING TOAST AND A DOCTORATE IN TURNING OFF ALARM CLOCKS *
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"My experience has been hearing just a few notes that are similar to my phone's ring, my brain will fill in the rest," said David Laramie, a doctoral student at the Los Angeles campus of the California School of Professional Psychology, who is writing his dissertation about the effect of cellphones on behavior.
nyt
*Also:
My uncle is a professor of setting the correct time on VCR's (he's got tenure, so no worries about the DVR age).
My cousin lectures on microwave defrosting.
And, my neighbor gives seminars on how to program car radios.
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"My experience has been hearing just a few notes that are similar to my phone's ring, my brain will fill in the rest," said David Laramie, a doctoral student at the Los Angeles campus of the California School of Professional Psychology, who is writing his dissertation about the effect of cellphones on behavior.
nyt
*Also:
My uncle is a professor of setting the correct time on VCR's (he's got tenure, so no worries about the DVR age).
My cousin lectures on microwave defrosting.
And, my neighbor gives seminars on how to program car radios.
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